Frank Giles

GlucPro frees up sugar in plants to aid in specialty crop yield and quality increases.

Younger shoppers are driving demand and changing market dynamics through their access to digital information.

Recent field day hosted by Seminis in South Florida was a showcase for unique selections of cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, and watermelon.

PlantTape solution could reduce required workers by 80%.

Best management practices beyond the farm just might help Florida get a handle on the big challenge of quality and supply of its most precious resource.

Bus tour gives insights into how some farms in the Sunshine State are deploying digital technology to improve productivity and efficiency.

FFVA testimony underscores United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement’s failure to address Mexico’s dumping of produce into Florida’s market window.

Dundee Citrus Growers Association develops largest citrus under protective screen planting in the U.S.

Retiring Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association Vice President Dan Botts served as longtime MCFA Technical Committee Chairman.

With groves looking better, it’s time to keep the momentum going.

The last 12 months have yielded many challenges as well as new opportunities for Florida growers. It’s time to make 2019 even better.

Annual report shows growers are planting and learning a new normal while living with citrus greening.

Rick Dantzler places emphasis on putting science to work in the grove.

Growers from the Sunshine State well represented at annual Produce Marketing Association grand gathering.

Coming off a tough season, the industry is ready to kick-start a new year on a positive note at annual gathering in Ft. Pierce.

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement and China dispute will be a drag on fruit and vegetable markets.

L&M Farms has diversified its portfolio to better serve its buyers.

Lawmakers need to come up with a workable solution for undocumented immigrants who have been working here in fields for years.

Good records and a plan are important when attempting to secure a loan.

Local producers believe mechanical harvest is a must to remain competitive on a global scale.